General Pathology

General Pathology

Some books are immensely influential. Walter and Israel's 'General Pathology' has proved to be one of this kind. The first edition appeared in 1963, probably before most readers of this Journal had even qualified. This?the sixth edition?was published late last year. How has it fared in the last quarter century? The main problem in the field of general pathology texts is that there is none which...

Clinical Pathology and General Practice

War(je the most significant medical trends in England today is the movement tonientVreatrnent at home of many patients formerly regarded as hospital cases. Treatkeen f ^ antibiotic, by vitamin or by anticoagulant can be carried out at home by the skilled Y. doctor as efficiently as in hospital in those cases which do not require and f nyysinS or 24-hour supervision. The saving of expense to the...

Text-Book of General Pathology

Clinical Pathology in General Practice

A Manual of General Pathology